In order to decifer and organize the vast amounts of data and metadata within our mapping scheme, the following terms are expanded to clarify logic.
Suitable Trail Area
goodelev Suitable elevations for viewing scenery with values of one having an elevation greater than 3000 meters, and values of zero having elevations less than 3000 meters.
goodslope Suitable slope values for hiking with values of one having a slope ranging from 0-15%, and values of zero having a slope greater than 15%.
g-g-g3 Suitable recreational land use applications with values of one being non-cultivated, and values of zero being cultivated.
allgood Suitable combinations of elevation and slope, where both elevation and slope contain a value of one.
supergood Suitable combinations of landuse and allgood, where both landuse and allgood contain a value of one.
Locational map of Bale
BMNP Representing the geo-spatial boundaries of Bale Mountain National Park.
Ethiopia Representing the geo-spatial boundaries of Ethiopia.
Africa Representing the geo-spatial boundaries of Africa.
Map of Africa
Ethiopia Representing the geo-spatial boundaries of Ethiopia.
Africa Representing the geo-spatial boundaries of Africa.
Map of DEM of Bale
DEMBMNP Representing the digital elevation model of Bale Mountain National Park.
Map of land use of Bale
Afro Alpine Vegetation
Dense Coniferous High Forest
Dense Mixed High Forest
Disturbed High Forest
Intensely Cultivated
Moderately Cultivated
Map of slope of Bale
Slope BMNP Representing varying slope values within the terrain of Bale Mountain National Park, with slopes ranging from 0-15% having a value of one, slopes ranging from 15-25% having a value of two, and slopes greater than 25% having a value of three.
Transportation, Rivers, and Points of Interest Overlay
et_ and eth_ indicates Ethiopia followed by the geo-spatial attributes near or within BMNP.